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Looks good! Worried about the height of the project?! It’s downtown, for God’s sake.
Somebody *ALWAYS* pulls the height card when a new development is announced in Indy. NIMBYism is real.
From a design perspective, this looks pretty solid! I’m a fan of the flatiron-styling with a Art-Deco Revival flair. I think concerns about community-based housing are valid, but the concerns about the height/density are silly nonsense.
I believe the height concern is based upon the desire that the structure not overshadow the Walker Center.